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NGO Shopping Malls
NGOs which sell products made by communities to customers or by corporates to communities
NGOs selling products shared here

 

 

 

 

 

 

"Self esteem"
We always read
"Instead of Giving a fish to a man to eat,
teach a man how to fish".

Giving fish till you teach the person how to fish is mnytimes required. But it should have time limit. Else, its is lifetime giving., which is not right.

 

Read more about the concept of NGO Shopping Mall and how it can help NGOs as well as Marketing departments of corporates.

Benefits
1) It helps communities to earn their living, rather than depend on others.

2) In case the NGO funding is reduced like in covid case, then the funding support is reduced for some time. So the NGOs should have money left to serve community for at least a year, without finances from others. Else community support which is the focus of NGOs reduces.

3) It gives donors like funding agencies, an opportunity to exit yout NGO to help other NGOs in other locations or same location. (Because donors may have time limit of supporting a particular NGO for 3 years or 5 years or 10 years, not lifetime funding).


4) It helps corporate marketing teams to reach to communities like slums or villages or group of hostels for disabled or senior citizens because for these people, NGO is taking care like parents.

For premium brands, this may not be a right audience.

Infact, corporates can have separate low cost products for communities (maybe be medium quality or less volume like instead of 250 gms, it can be 100 gmes, so the price is reduced or reduced size in case of soaps ... or instead of high quality packing, it may be low quality packing or can be whole sale say 100 Kg instead of 100 packes of 1 Kg ...

Its not bad quality. It can be medium quality or corporates investment in advertising is less.

It helps corporates, NGOs, consumers.

And NGOs which can share services can find corporates a good market. Its not "saling services" but "offering services at low cost"

 

NGOs may not give you quality products. But they help communities by selling the products they make.

Its inward help not outward help.

Its emotional as well as practical decision and we will not say buy all the products all the time from NGOs

But manytimes, quality of products made by communities can be higher like crafts by tribes or lower than what corporate machines and employees make like makeup.

Of course, NGOs can sell products made by corporates to their communities as selling agents.

Typically in areas where its not economical for corporates to reach out like villages, slums or with groups like disabled or orphans or senior citizens

After studying Corporates & NGOs across the world and going through the Corona related sustainability & responsibility issues related to NGOs, we thought NGOs must think beyond helping communities.

They must earn and be sustainable.

Not earn and be rich but earn and be sustainable to help communities without at least a year of "No funding availability".

Its time NGOs market the products communities make or services they offer to corporates & people at large. This gives income to disabled, orphans, widows and of course great local artists and tribals, self help groups .. earn income.

On the other side, NGOs can market products made by corporates to communities as Mini Shopping Mall and earn income which is good for their sustainability.

CSRidentity.com is social enterprise
Our first social enterprise on NGOs in India was in 1999 with shareholding from Mahindra Group & Bobby Sista.

Founder had an almost fatal accident on 28.08.2013 where sustainability of his organisation was a big question. But right from school friends, MBA friends, corporates, philanthropists ... all helped in financial as well as emotional terms and his father Bhau was the first person to postpone his death, maybe because Bhau thought that founder has not served the community enough to exit world.

And his elder son Rohan, is his 24 hour example because he is disabled and cant do anything on his own, but NGO came forward on 28.08.2013

Aum, his other son is a medical doctor and he finished his MBBS during corona crisis, and he donated all his first intership income to get masks to hospital staff and enunches and helped corona affected community during intership.

Rohini, his wife is a Yog instructor which helps people live meaningful life and not live life till they leave the world.

So charity begins at home is right.
But the bigger thing is charitable nature should go beyond biological field. And serving world is not possible to any one individual or organisation. So founder, who did engineering and MBA decided to become Driver. Sometimes Brand Driver, sometimes helping unknown brands grow to become brands and leave once they become brands to help others become brands.

 

Villages in Porbandar District

Adityana
Advana
Ajmapat Nes
Amar
Amardad (Ct)
Ambarama
Amipur
Aniyari
Anti Nes
Ashiyapat
Bagvadar
Bakharla
Balej
Baloch
Bapodar
Baradiya
Bavalvav
Bavlavadar
Bedawada Nes
Beran
Bhad
Bharvada
Bhavpara
Bhetkadi
Bhod
Bhoddar
Bhogsar
Bhomiyavadar
Bhukhbara Nes
Bildi
Bileshwar
Bokhira
Bordi
Boriavala Nes
Boricha
Chauta
Chhapravala Nes
Chhatrava
Chhaya
Chikasa
Chingariya
Choliyana
Daduka
Daiyar
Dataniya Nes
Degam
Delodar
Devda
Dharampur
Dharsan
Dhoria Nes
Dhorivav Nes
Dhraphadiya Nes
Dhruvala
Dhuna Nes
Digvijaygadh
Dolatgadh
Erada
Farer
Fataltem Nes
Fatana
Fulzar Nes
Gadhvana
Gandiyavad Nes
Garej
Godhana
Gokaran
Gorsar
Gosa
Hamadpara
Hanumangadh
Helabeli
Ishvariya
Ishvariya
Jambu
Jamra
Jarera Nes
Junej
Kadachh
Kadegi
Kandorna-Rana
Kansabad
Kantela
Kantol
Karval Nes
Kathiyo Nes
Katvana
Katwana
Kavalka
Kerala
Keshav
Keshod (Lushala)
Khageshri
Khakhravala Nes
Khambhala
Khambhodar
Khapat (Ct)
Kharavira Khunano Nes
Kharavira Nes
Khijdad
Khirsara
Khistri
Khodiyar Nes
Khunpur
Kindar Kheda
Kolikhada
Kotda
Kothavaro Nes
Krushnay Nes
Kuchhdi
Kunvadar
Kutiyana
Madhavpur
Mahira
Mahiyari
Mahobatpara
Majivana
Mal
Malanka
Malek Nes
Mander
Mandva
Mitrala
Miyani
Mocha
Moddar
Modhvada
Mokar
Morana
Morivirda Nes
Mota Ghed
Munjvaro Nes
Nagka
Natvarnagar
Navi Bandar
Nerana
Oddar
Padardi
Palkhada
Pandavadar
Paravada
Pasvari
Pata
Pipaliya
Porbandar
Rajpar
Ramgadh
Ramnagar
Ranava Nes
Ranvav
Ratanpar
Ratdi
Ratiya
Revadra
Rinavada
Roghada
Rojivada
Sajanwada Nes
Satvira Nes
Segras
Shermalki Nes
Shermlanki Khunano Nes
Shingda
Shrinagar
Simani
Simar
Sindhpur
Sinhjhar Nes
Sisli
Sodhana
Sukhpur
Tarkhai
Teri
Thepda
Thoyana
Tukda Gosa
Tukda Miyani
Umrivala Nes
Untada
Vachhoda
Vadala
Vadala
Vadwala-Rana
Valotra
Vijfadiya Nes
Vinjhrana
Virpur
Visavada
Zaver (Part)

NGOs in Porbandar District

Ashwin Bharaniya Charity Foundation
Carmel Education Trust
D P Modha Educational And Charitable Trust Porbandar
Divya Jyoti Trust
Gramya Bharti Bagvadar
Health Education And Charitable Trust
K R Educational Trust
Krupanidhi Education And Charitable Trust
Maa Balvi Foundation
Maharudra Khadi Gramudhyog Seva Sandh
Navchetan Education And C Haritable
Navjivan Educationa And Charitable Trust
Pavan Gram Vikash Trust Aashiyapat
Porbandar Khawas Gyanti Samasta
Pragnachakshu Sahayak Mandal
Raj Ratna Sheth Sri Nanjibhai Kalidas Mehta Arya Kanya Vidyalaya Trust
Ramakrishna Mission
Rashtriya Saksharta Mission Sanstha
Samast Brahma Samaj Yuva Pankh Porbandar
Sanskruti Trust
Sarathi Charitable Trust
Satkar Education And Charitable Trust
Satvara Seva Samaj Porbandar
Satvijay Sanidhya Education And Charitable Trust
Seva Ashram Cheritable Trust
Shiv Gaushala Charitable Trust Miyani
Shree Babda Gaurakshan Sanstha
Shree Bhardwaj Muni Ashram Trust, Porbandar
Shree Buddha Welfare Cheritable And Education Society
Shree Ratnakar Education And Cheritable Trust
Shree Sainath Charitable Trust
Shree Satyavijay Education Trust
Shri Bhariya Sanskruti Samvardhak Trust Porbandar
Shri Maher Samaj Thoyana
Shri Nilkanthvarni Shikshan Sewa Kendra
Shri V J Modha Educational & Charitable Trust
Shri Vasant Seva Samarpan Charitable Trust Porbandar
Shrushti Vikas Foundation
Sipai Samaj Trust
Surshree Sanskrutik Cheriteable Trust